Smoove Universal Chain Lube Ultimate Bicycle Chain Lubricant for Mountain, Road, Gravel, Cyclocross Bikes Long-Lasting and Durable.

This product works very well, is resistant to dirt, dust, water, doesn't leave any residue that cannot be easily wiped or brushed off, and is generally a clean lube. Saw a review that said it wasn't for cyclists - well, quite sure I qualify as a cyclist on the road, gravel, & mountain bikes in New England weather (mud, wet, dry, dust) and this works better than any "oil" lube I've ever used. I've maintained bikes since I was a kid, and used many products on the chain - this is by far the best given I don't want to dip wax my chain in a pot or melted solution. I'm sure that works, but is a pita in my opinion. Very happy with this product.

I have used almost every bicycle chain lube on the market, and this is the only one I have purchased multiple times. It is easy to apply and last significantly longer than anything else. Great for all weather and terrain conditions.

This is the only chain lube I’ve used so far, but it’s great. Very easy to apply directly on the chain while it’s still on the bike. Not messy at all and easy to wipe up if it gets on your bike. It looks white when you apply it but after a few rotations on the chain the color goes away. Lubes up the chain nicely as it moves smoothly and quietly for a month after applying. Not sure how it handles muddy conditions though.

I have recently gotten into biking for exercise, since running was killing my knees. I have tried several different dry lubes, and so far this is my favorite. The secret is to clean the chain well before applying. If you do that, then you won't be disappointed. You have to plan ahead, since it takes a day to dry, but it does its job quite well. It's clean, long lasting, and does not attract dirt like some of the others that I tried. It goes on white, so you can see if you got all of the links, but it dries clear, so you won't notice it in an hour or two.

Comparison with traditional oil lube vs Silca Super Secret vs Smoove tested on 3 drums of traditional training roller.1st 🥇 Smoove 9 out of 102nd 🥈 Silca Super Secret 4 out of 103rd 🥉 Traditional oil lube 1 out of 10-SMOOVE has no chaining noise when start paddling and feel like tuned at low gear(cog) ratio, which is amazing and keep me concentrating to the front not back of my head!-SILCA SS is might be over rated for sure,,,,Ok, from oil lube that would be wonderful but used to from Smoove it would be worst eve.rIt’s not worth to buy that price slightly better than oil lube but NOT SO GOOD.-Traditional oil lube. Now go ahead, throw them away it’s disgrace to your bike.

With 5,000 miles and little sign of wear on my current bike chain, this is the best chain lube I have found (working on bikes for 15 years.) While not quite as good as immersive hot waxxing, this is a superior alternative for riders living in drier climates. It does require application on a completely dry chain. I followed the application guidelines for this product on the Zero Friction Cycling website. While a bit of a fussy, time consuming process, the end result has been outstanding; better than anticipated. Highly recommended for riders willing to put in the effort and time to maintain a clean and efficient drive train.

700 miles later on my chain and it still is smooth and lubricated. This bottle will last me the rest of my life.

I bought this under the assumption it was the equivalent to another brand I use that is slightly higher in price. I'm not sure where the positive reviews for this product come from, but as an experienced cyclist, and a mechanic, this is nothing more than an obsolete version of the Silca brand..... I applied this product per the recommended application. After 3 attempts I kept getting the same results. This stuff cakes up and turns your chain into a dirt magnet... And by dirt magnet, I've never seen a chain lube / wax that attracted this amount of dirt. It looks like my chain was dragged through an Oreo cream pie, then covered in maple syrup.. Not good.. Now comes the fun part.. Removing this ungodly wax.. Most chain waxes can be easily removed with some Simple Green and a cloth... Not this.. I suggest you get a grill brush and an angle grinder... Or just throw your chain in the trash and start over... Not trying to rain on anyones parade, but this stuff is definitely not designed for "cyclists".. Maybe for a beach cruiser or a kids bike, but I do not suggest using this if you're putting solid miles in...